Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Uncharted Review Copies

Well, it’s getting closer and closer to Uncharted: Story for a Shipwright’s release date—October 1st. I don’t want to wait until the last minute in case some of you reading this might like to receive an advance copy and write a review (yeah, part of a blog tour). If you’re interested, just click on the link below and fill out the form. Rhemalda Publishing will send you everything you need!


For those of you who don’t know what Uncharted is about, here’s the cover copy:

When a peculiar young woman shows up at the Wesley House Bed and Breakfast with a battered suitcase and stories to tell, shipwright Sam Wesley isn’t sure if she’s incredibly imaginative or just plain delusional. He soon realizes that Marlena is like no other woman he has ever met. Her strange behavior and far-fetched tales of shipwrecks and survival are a fresh breeze in Sam’s stagnant life.

Sam isn’t the only one enchanted by Marlena. With his best friend putting the moves on her and a man from her past coming back into her life, the competition for Marlena’s heart is fierce. In the midst of it all, a misunderstanding sends Marlena running, and by the time Sam learns what his heart really wants, it may be too late to win her back.

Review eBook Copies Available Upon Request

If you would like to host an eBook giveaway in connection with your book review, Rhemalda Publishing would be happy to provide eBook copies in .pdf, .epub, or .mobi to your giveaway winners.

6 comments:

  1. Congratulations on your upcoming release. Only a month away!

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    1. Thanks Alex, you know how exciting/unnerving that is! Won't be long now...

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  2. I plan on buying my copy! I'm weird like that. Good luck with everything!

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    1. As always, Charlie, thanks so much for your kind support. (and how's that ms coming along? ;) )

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    2. I'm think I'm going omni. I like being in Cathryn's head but I have so many characters. I've been choosing the central character and giving them the dominant perspective, avoiding the head-hopping that distracted you, but there was still too many views. Perhaps I can try an alternating thing. I'm giving myself until October 1st to complete it, which is about a chapter a day. Doable.

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    3. Wow! A chapter a day! I guess since you already have the story in your head, that makes it doable.

      I like the idea of alternating the POV--maybe chapter-by-chapter or scene-to-scene? Ever since I read someplace that omniscient POV is very tricky, I'm too chicken to try it out myself. I'm looking forward to see how you implement it! (No pressure there!) ;)

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